Credo's Story

Once an American author, Napoleon Hill said, “ If you cannot do great things, do small things in a great way ”. While remembering his words we came across a man who resembles that of the small contributions he made to change the life of people around him. The Ironman, as we decided to call him, not only for the profession he was in but also for the sheer iron grit exhibited by him to overcome extreme odds and lead an exemplary life of a true Indian. Yes, we are talking about Mr. Kaif Khan who hails from Subhashgram, living in a nondescript locality called Rajpur in the Indian State of West Bengal. Since birth, he has not left his small village where he still lives with his mother, elder brother, younger sister, his wife and three sons (6 to 9 years of age).   At his teens, he had to abandon his studies due to the paralysis of his father. The responsibility of being the only 'bread earner' fell upon him - a daunting task for a 17-year-old kid. His belief in his abi

Can you just wonder that the checks that you wear in your day-to-day life arrived to form the word "checkmate"?  CREDOFORU   identifies the ' checks ' of your life. The checks word derived from the Persian language word 'Shah' which means "King" a game of chess which is often played in a squared board, and from the expression 'Shah mate' which mean "the king is dead" and in the modern English language, it is known as checkmate. Visit - www.credoforu.com to select the checks of  formal shirts for men . It’s important to touch upon checked patterns for men shirts . There are more than 15 types of checks*. According to our sources, we have identified some of the checks and their application while selecting formal shirts or casual shirts for men . Credoforu brings forth the best in Checks Men shirts covering an entire bespoke range. Know about the Tartan Check Shirts introduced by credoforu- Tartans originate

Neha Khatoon, a promising talent who is challenged by poverty and unfavorable circumstances fight back with self-belief and CREDO support. Neha is one such young woman who has fire in the belly and dreams in her eyes to soar against the opposing currents. She is the youngest child in the family who was brought up by her Naani (grandmother) since the age of six due to poverty and unfortunate twists and turns of fate. She studied in a Bengali medium school till Class – VIII but once again had to take a premature about-turn from studies owing to unfavourable circumstances in life. Neha understood very early in life the importance of standing on her feet. To be economically self-reliant she took basic stitching lessons from a local tailoring training centre. She also learnt Urdu and Arabic and started teaching these languages to the local children. In spite of doing everything possible to win over her antagonistic circumstances, Neha was floating like a rudderless bo